People in this work claim twice that "the ear tastes arguments like the palate tastes food." The subject of a 35-volume commentary by Saint Gregory, the Moralia, its title figure gives a speech that mentions a mysterious "Pit" four times, and elsewhere in this text he originates the phrase "by the skin of my teeth." Another speech references the first of God's creations, the river-drinking Behemoth, and asks if a fish-hook can lift Leviathan. Set in the land of Uz, this 
People in this work claim twice that "the ear tastes arguments like the palate tastes food." The subject of a 35-volume commentary by Saint Gregory, the Moralia, its title figure gives a speech that mentions a mysterious "Pit" four times, and elsewhere in this text he originates the phrase "by the skin of my teeth." Another speech references the first of God's creations, the river-drinking Behemoth, and asks if a fish-hook can lift Leviathan. Set in the land of Uz, this book features Elihu's speech after (*) Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar visit a man stricken by disease after a house collapsed on his seven sons and three daughters. For 10 points, name this poetic Biblical book in which Satan asks God to test the title wealthy man's piety with suffering.
People in this work claim twice that "the ear tastes arguments like the palate tastes food.
Book of {Job}